Sentence examples for many dimensions but from inspiring English sources

The obesity epidemic has many dimensions, but at heart it's a biological problem.

Since then, Russia has been transformed in many dimensions but it is difficult to describe the country today.

The "Palestinian problem" has many dimensions, but at its root is Israel's occupation, which denies this inalienable right, and attempts to look for so-called "solutions" within its framework.

Overall, we believe that our indicator improves on the existing ones in many dimensions, but we do acknowledge that it is also subject to a number of important limitations.

She defines that as: "the other dimension is many dimensions, but it's easier to explain from our plane to another plane that a door is opened, and energy or entities are passed through.

Risk perception (beliefs about potential harm) has many dimensions, but in keeping with nearly all theories, we focused on only 2 (12 ): 1) likelihood and 2) severity of harm if no action is taken.

Such diverse characterizations are appropriate if ren is complete ethical virtue or comprehensive excellence that includes many dimensions, including but not reducing to the kinds of excellence associated with li.

There has been significant progress on many dimensions since emancipation, but relatively little progress as measured by wealth.

There are many dimensions to this problem, but most importantly there is the notion of open systems.

After a few years I thought I had deconstructed the many dimensions of that moment, but it was upon joining the team at Flow months ago that I realized I still had work to do.

A careful study of the communication systems, rearing methods, social organizations, or material cultures in, say, elephants, parrots, cetaceans or primates confirms an old intuition: genes limit what beings do, but the many dimensions of development shape brains and minds.